Sanjjana Galrani urges K’taka CM to set women’s safety committee in film industry
Actor Sanjjana Galrani has requested Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to establish a women's safety committee in the Kannada film industry.
Actor Sanjjana Galrani has requested Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to establish a women's safety committee in the Kannada film industry.
Meanwhile, the Bengaluru City Crime Branch police have registered a case in this connection.
The matter relates to the protest that was organised to demand the resignation of then Minister KS Eshwarappa following a suicide case.
Siddaramaiah said on Saturday that a high-level committee formed to review the internal reservation for Scheduled Castes is "nothing more than a ploy to mislead" the Dalit community.
The swearing-in ceremony scheduled to be held at Bengaluru's Kanteerava Stadium at around 12:30 PM.
Overall, so far, the deaths due to Covid are put at about 1.8 lakh.
In case this revenue gap is not bridged in the coming years despite all compliance efforts, adequate compensation, in the manner as envisaged in the Compensation Act, should be extended beyond 2022
He said that when his father, HD Deve Gowda, was the PM, there was relative calm in Jammu-Kashmir.
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara triggered a political row in his state and within his party when he said that Congress ignores Dalits for the top job.
Yeddyurappa accused Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy of trying to lure BJP leaders with “money and minister's position”.
